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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
10
The Shelocta Borough School Board invites bids for painting interior and exterior of the school and all outbuildings. Bids due by June 20. Board reserves right to reject any or all. Contact D N Heffelfinger President, and Ella Warner Secretary, Shelocta Pa. June 2 1926
Sealed proposals for 18 517.38 feet of bituminous surface treated macadam pavement in West Wheatfield Township Indiana County must be received by 10 am June 24 1926 at the Court House Indiana Pa. Bidding blanks drawings and specs available for free or $2.50 per set. Supervisors reserve right to reject all bids. J T Shaffer A M Walbeck A B Lute Supervisors. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of Administration c t a on J Ty Raipuch estate Green Township deceased granted. Claims must be presented for settlement and debts paid. HOWARD RAIRIGH Administrator c t a.
Letters testamentary on the estate of N. Miller late of the borough of Imdl ana deceased have been granted to J B Miller Executor. All persons having claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted to the estate must make prompt payment.
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Mrs. Robinson and daughter Helen visited Robindale friends. Mrs. Boyle and son Perry visited Van dergrift relatives. Miss Beatrice Allbaugh, nursing student in New York, guests of sister Mrs. John Penrose. May Blankenbaker of Conemaugh also visited. Several pairs moved or hosted in Moween, Beechbottom, and Garfield area. Elmer Frain injured hand. new store and butcher shop planned on Front Street. various visits in Pine Flats and Mill Valley. Rev M M Smith to preach. Indiana callers and high school movements noted. many relatives and friends called in Commodore, Brownstown, and Altoona locales.
Miss Alice Lemon visits brother John Lemon as Mrs J N Langham and daughters from Indiana stay with Dr C J Cameron. J H Winslow and daughter Caro lyn visit New York relatives while Mrs B R Brehart enjoys Baltimore. Families motor to Pittsburgh as Helen enrolls at West Penn. Races in Altoona attract McFarland and Heighsonrnather. A birth announced for Mrs J J McFarland. Various locals visit Jersey Shore Conemaugh Johnstown Pittsburgh and Philadelphia for schooling nursing and conventions. A quiet week with gatherings church events and travel noted across the region.
Rossmoyne residents recount weekend visits and hospital stays. Wallace Elkin remains in critical but improving condition at Indiana hospital. Delmer Whitsell and John Elkin visited Mrs. Whitsell in Butler hospital. Warden family plus Mrs. Hazlett visited in Butler Greenville and Youngstown Ohio. Irwin couple celebrate arrival of 714 pound boy. Elkin family visited Dora on Sunday. Adelaide Wolfe of Nicholtown returned home after visiting here. Birthday party at Ackersons camp honored Margaret Davison Arvela and Geneva Ginter.
Diana and Imo Bene Sunderlin host a Sunday visit as the Christian Endeavor rally at the Christian church draws a large audience with an excellent program. Friends and neighbors, including Chas. Dickason of Indiana, attend, while scouts hike to Acke Hons sawmill for a weiner roast. Local residents, visits and hospital calls fill a busy week with social rounds and noted illnesses.
In Chambersville and nearby communities, Sunday night activities drew many residents. The Crooked Creek church youth class enjoyed a home visit by CG. AS Brady's party sparked birthday celebrations at BR Fleming's Saturday. Visitors include Mrs. Aunt Gray of Five Points and several families from Seward, Johnstown, Bolivar, and nearby towns.
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